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TopicJustin Trudeau is in DANGER of losing Canadas Next Election on Sept.20!!!!
adjl
09/05/21 11:18:58 AM
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faramir77 posted...
with quite a lot of irony given that in 2015 they campaigned on introducing rep by pop elections

The Liberals' ideal for election reform was a ranked ballot, not prop rep. With a ranked ballot, they'd pretty much never lose another election, since they're at least the second choice for most voters. Prop rep was the favoured option for the NDP, who routinely end up extremely underrepresented in Parliament based on their share of the popular vote and would therefore stand to gain a much stronger platform if the popular vote dictated their representation (likely still no majority governments, but more than the handful of seats they tend to have).

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TopicDo people not getting vaccinated have a right to their own body
adjl
09/05/21 12:43:41 AM
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They do, but that doesn't exempt them from facing consequences for what they do with their bodies, including being unwelcome in certain contexts.

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TopicWould you fight Mike Tyson to the death for one trillion dollars?
adjl
09/04/21 11:10:21 PM
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Will he be sedated? If not, no.

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Topic3 Men Attempt a CITIZEN'S ARREST on a FEMALE PRINCIPAL over COVID-19!! She Hot?
adjl
09/04/21 10:32:24 PM
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mrduckbear posted...
the district is STILL deciding whether to PRESS CHARGES and have NOT yet made a decision on that

What's there to decide? They livestreamed a blatant death threat. Easy conviction.

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TopicYou can ban a single song from existence. Which do you choose?
adjl
09/04/21 9:54:03 PM
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Mensis posted...
Baby Shark

This is all that immediately comes to mind, though I know better than to hope that another, equally annoying song wouldn't rise to take its place.

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TopicDo you support texas's new fetal heartbeat abortion law ?
adjl
09/04/21 7:55:48 PM
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Dark_Spiret posted...
that wasnt what i was getting at. i apologize if i worded it wrong. i mean it will eventually create the means to create consciousness, not that it will have it immediately when it forms a brain stem.

That logic would support never aborting a fetus, though. Consciousness will eventually develop (barring anything that interrupts the process) as soon as conception occurs.

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Topic44 y/o Kansas Man DIES waiting for an ICU Bed that ALL the UNVAXXED took up!!!
adjl
09/04/21 7:43:43 PM
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NatsuSama posted...
Assumptions are often made based off past experiences. That's still an assumption regardless of there reasoningfor jumping to it.

Assumptions form the basis of most of our everyday lives. Assuming is not itself a problem. It's acting based on erroneous assumptions that creates issues.

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TopicDo you support texas's new fetal heartbeat abortion law ?
adjl
09/04/21 7:10:26 PM
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Kotenks posted...
What you said about consciousness makes human being is not what science says. That's your own personal philosophy. What biology book says life begins at week 7?

Also, yeah, the beginnings of a brain stem are not consciousness.

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TopicWhich of these Creatures has KILLED the most HUMANS in HISTORY???
adjl
09/04/21 6:48:55 PM
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Full Throttle posted...
jokes on more than half of you. the correct answer is a MOSQUITO which kills nearly a MILLION people a year sucking on peoples blood to survive as humans only intentionally kill other humans at nearly 400,000 a year as it only counts intentional murders not unintentional, accidents or rightful killings.

Why wouldn't unintentional human-human killings count? Mosquitoes don't intend to kill humans, after all. If anything, mosquitoes would prefer humans to survive, since they're only a food source while they're alive, plus humans wouldn't be trying nearly as hard to kill mosquito populations if they were just a pest and not the vector for some of the world's deadliest diseases.

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Topic44 y/o Kansas Man DIES waiting for an ICU Bed that ALL the UNVAXXED took up!!!
adjl
09/04/21 6:03:35 PM
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NatsuSama posted...
Call me if you saw me going around spreading it. Otherwise it's pure assumption.

An assumption based on the tendency of many people to do the same. If the last year and a half of seeing this pandemic unfold has taught me anything, it's that people are awfully quick to spread misinformation because they don't want to fact check it. If you aren't, that's good, but it certainly sounded like you were, so you can't blame people for being concerned about that.

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TopicSC Woman says GOD decides which KIDS should DIE from COVID and gets CHEERS!!!!
adjl
09/04/21 5:49:03 PM
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Monopoman posted...
Yep, by her thought process if I can save a child from a burning building I shouldn't because God will decide if the child lives or dies. It must be nice for her to be so insanely religious that she actually believes that God is the solution to all problems.

While also being so arrogant as to think that an almighty God wouldn't use humans as tools to solve all of those problems.

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Topic44 y/o Kansas Man DIES waiting for an ICU Bed that ALL the UNVAXXED took up!!!
adjl
09/04/21 5:05:21 PM
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NatsuSama posted...
Misinformation only spreads if you take it at face value and then continue to spread it yourself.

Which happens a lot more easily than you realize. It's pretty common for a piece of trivia like this to come up in random other conversations, without enough warning to give you an opportunity to research it further before spreading it.

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TopicDo you support texas's new fetal heartbeat abortion law ?
adjl
09/04/21 5:03:24 PM
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Dark_Spiret posted...
theoretically id like to think it would cut down on abortions in general while not getting rid of or changing the option to have an abortion if you want.

This is really the best philosophy. Most people can agree that abortions are bad. Even the people getting them often feel pretty guilty about doing so and would prefer not to have been put in a situation where they had to make that choice. Banning them, however, just results in more risk (both physical and financial) to women that are forced to carry pregnancies to term, an overall worse experience for anyone that suffers a legitimate miscarriage (the thing everyone seems to forget is that if abortions are illegal, every miscarriage warrants a criminal investigation), and increased danger to the ones that try to pursue abortions anyway because they have only unsafe unofficial options to rely on.

Meanwhile, subsidized birth control programs and comprehensive sex ed curricula (note that the regions pushing abortion laws the hardest tend to also favour abstinence-only sex ed, which is actually worse than no sex ed at all if you look at metrics like unplanned pregnancies, sexual activity among teens, and STI rates) dramatically reduce the rates of unwanted pregnancies without having any downsides. Fewer unwanted pregnancies=fewer abortions, even when the option is still readily available. It's so easy, but you never see pro-lifers pushing that approach because they're generally more interested in punishing women for being dirty sex-havers than in actually reducing abortion rates (see also: Immediately giving up any pretense of caring about the child's life after it's born).

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Topic44 y/o Kansas Man DIES waiting for an ICU Bed that ALL the UNVAXXED took up!!!
adjl
09/04/21 4:54:04 PM
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NatsuSama posted...
Or some gamefaqs post about California isn't worth the effort to go research myself. A poster over the internet posted something I'm not informed about, I took it at face value as I have no interest to research it, no interest to share the info with others, and asked for a reference if I cared to look into it later. Which again, this a forum....on gamefaqs....

Calm down, you're being dramatic.

That's exactly how misinformation spreads. Taking anything from anywhere purely at face value isn't a good idea, at least not when it leads to opinions that might influence your actions further down the road.

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TopicWeird how I haven't got covid despite going to gym daily for months now
adjl
09/04/21 4:25:25 PM
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Clench281 posted...
Can we stop quoting or responding to the ignored user or do I just need to block them

You can if you want, but I prefer not to let people spread misinformation and post bad science unchallenged.

SunWuKung420 posted...
If you need to block\ignore users that disagree with you, you are most likely wrong.

I don't think there's any reason to infer a causal link there. There are plenty of reasons to block/ignore somebody that don't include being wrong. Being right and getting tired of being "challenged" with the same nonsense over and over again from somebody who just won't listen to anything they don't already believe, for example.

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TopicI'm addicted to a new store in my town.
adjl
09/04/21 4:10:40 PM
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That sounds pretty sweet.

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TopicSC Woman says GOD decides which KIDS should DIE from COVID and gets CHEERS!!!!
adjl
09/04/21 4:07:51 PM
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Muscles posted...
I think they view it as a test, like they seem too think God only gave us free will so that we can praise him an be virtuous by choice, and if you don't do that then you are using your free will wrong

Personally, if I gave somebody a gift, and they "praised" me by refusing to use it ever even if it could save somebody's life, I'd be pretty pissed.

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TopicWeird how I haven't got covid despite going to gym daily for months now
adjl
09/04/21 3:57:20 PM
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Krazy_Kirby posted...
Clench281 posted...

Even though gyms are supposed to have greater risk associated with them

It's almost like vaccines work, or something

adjl posted...

And if there's one thing more reliable than epidemiological data compiled from hundreds of millions of cases worldwide and one of the largest, most collaborative global scientific undertakings in human history, it's your personal experience at the gym.

Why yes, Clench's personal experience is indeed pretty meaningless compared to the reams upon reams of data that happen support the same conclusion. His personal experience should not convince you of that conclusion any more so than your personal experience should convince you of the opposite conclusion. That conclusion can be considered valid not because Clench experienced it, but because of the unprecedented rigour that's gone into reaching and affirming it.

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TopicSC Woman says GOD decides which KIDS should DIE from COVID and gets CHEERS!!!!
adjl
09/04/21 3:50:18 PM
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Criminalt posted...
They have a profound distrust and dislike of free will and intelligence. They see them as sinful vanity.

Which, given that they also believe those things are gifts from God, strikes me as being outright blasphemous.

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TopicSC Woman says GOD decides which KIDS should DIE from COVID and gets CHEERS!!!!
adjl
09/04/21 3:41:20 PM
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What I don't get about these people is that they're never willing to consider that God granting humanity free will and intelligence and therefore the power to fight back against things like Covid is God's way of protecting humanity. That way of looking at things always seemed a lot less overtly sacrilegious than the assumption that anyone that studies medicine has somehow outsmarted God and and stands a genuine chance of undermining his supposedly-omnipotent will.

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TopicJoe Rogan got Covid and decided to take Ivermectin
adjl
09/04/21 3:05:23 PM
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SKARDAVNELNATE posted...
You're awfully obsessed with the idea that he only got a single test. There's no reason that he didn't get a full check up while he was at it other than insisting they don't do that at the place you go to.

There's no reason to suspect that he did. I'm asking for you to provide such a reason, instead of just insisting that I must be wrong because otherwise the way you've assumed the world is unfolding doesn't make sense (which it doesn't, but that's not because I'm wrong).

SKARDAVNELNATE posted...
How pedantic of you. That's like answering "What are you looking for?" with "To find something." I understand that's a reason to take a medication. But the specific medication he's taking is what I asked about.

Based on the information available to me, I believe that Joe Rogan is taking Ivermectin because he believes it will help with his Covid infection.

Better?

SKARDAVNELNATE posted...
Never even heard of it before this topic.

Once again, I urge you to try to inform yourself before acting like everyone else is wrong. You're ignorant of virtually every piece of common knowledge that is vital to participate meaningfully in this discussion. If you don't know what other people are talking about, you shouldn't assume that's because they're all dumb.

SKARDAVNELNATE posted...
Are you sure people actually believe that?

Yes. Absolutely and without any question, simply because I have paid attention. You should try doing the same.

SKARDAVNELNATE posted...
Since you already made the comparison it does sound awfully similar to when news outlets reported that hydroxychloroquine and fish tank cleaner were the same thing.

News outlets did not report that hydroxychloroquine and fish tank cleaner were the same thing. News outlets reported on a handful of instances (I can only think of one, but I know better than to believe that human stupidity is so limited as to allow it to only happen once) of people drinking fish tank cleaner because they thought it contained hydroxychloroquine (it actually contained chloroquine phosphate). Completely different things.

SKARDAVNELNATE posted...
I tend toward thinking that if someone tries something then they must have had a reason why it would work.

Generally, the answer to that is "because they're scared and desperate and they haven't seen (or, more saliently, understood) any proof that it doesn't work." Toss in a healthy dose of automatically distrusting whatever the government says and the government saying that they don't work (which, in their minds, means they do work and Big Pharma is trying to cover up a cheaper, safer alternative to their "cash cow vaccines"), and you've got a recipe for people drinking aquarium cleaner because they saw somebody on facebook say it (or something that sounds kind of like it) might work.

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TopicWhat's the best way to make Rupees in Breath of the Wild?
adjl
09/04/21 2:46:53 PM
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wwinterj25 posted...
I've avoided the guardians at this point. Haven't killed one yet.

If you're feeling ballsy, shield bashing their lasers back at them is a tremendously satisfying way to kill them without needing particularly advanced gear (though it'll wear out your shields pretty quickly), and it's not as hard as you might think to get the timing right.

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TopicWeird how I haven't got covid despite going to gym daily for months now
adjl
09/04/21 2:43:58 PM
#37
SunWuKung420 posted...
I cooked food for the entire neighborhood while talking to them and breathing in my customers air, before and throughout all of covid without a vaccine and never even got or felt sick. GOML

INB4 people who don't know how restaurant hood systems work

All air passes through the cooks and out the building..

adjl posted...
And if there's one thing more reliable than epidemiological data compiled from hundreds of millions of cases worldwide and one of the largest, most collaborative global scientific undertakings in human history, it's your personal experience at work.


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TopicDo you support texas's new fetal heartbeat abortion law ?
adjl
09/04/21 2:42:02 PM
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IqarP15 posted...
Too many kids running around now days so just keep it in your pants.

Would I be correct in presuming, then, that you have never had sex except with the intent of creating a baby that you are willing and able to raise?

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Topic44 y/o Kansas Man DIES waiting for an ICU Bed that ALL the UNVAXXED took up!!!
adjl
09/04/21 2:39:02 PM
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Revelation34 posted...
People are allowed to have sex without telling somebody they have HIV in California. The law originally made it illegal not to tell.

Correction: The original law made it a felony. The amended law has downgraded that to a misdemeanour, bringing it in line with other STI's. It's still illegal to conceal HIV from a partner, the penalty for it has just been reduced. This reflects the advances that have been made in HIV prevention and treatment, which ultimately mean that HIV is no longer so much worse than every other STI that concealing it warrants a much harsher punishment than any other STI would see.

Personally, I'd be more in favour of upgrading the response to other STI's to be in line with HIV's severity, rather than downgrading HIV (ultimately, concealing an STI is a form of rape and should be treated as such), but downgrading it is a logically consistent decision. I can agree with trying to be consistent, even if there's still room for improvement.

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TopicDo you support texas's new fetal heartbeat abortion law ?
adjl
09/03/21 10:37:01 PM
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Lil_Bit83 posted...
Nope. Many (but not all) pro-lifers are unreasonable control freaks. I do understand their points of view, and I'm willing to concede points to the reasonable ones, but when it comes to the more extreme types who would rather stop women and little girls from obtaining an abortion under duress such as unforeseen medical problems and sexual assault while maintaining an air of self righteousness and attacking reproductive health and low cost clinics then they can piss right off.

Mostly, I'm only ever willing to entertain a pro-life viewpoint if they're more willing to entertain measures to reduce unwanted pregnancies (comprehensive sex ed, subsidized birth control, subsidized prenatal care and improved supports for struggling parents) than they are bans on abortion. Anyone that wants to ban the cure without investing in prevention is just being a self-righteous dink that cares more about punishing women (and specifically women, because anti-abortion laws never do anything at all to target the men that helped create the problem in the first place) for having sex than about anything to do with the lives they claim to cherish.

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TopicWeird how I haven't got covid despite going to gym daily for months now
adjl
09/03/21 7:28:04 PM
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Krazy_Kirby posted...
I haven't been vaccinated, and work sends notifications all the time saying someone at my site has it, and when they were there last. for the first several months they would send out at least 4 notifications a month.

still didn't get it....

And if there's one thing more reliable than epidemiological data compiled from hundreds of millions of cases worldwide and one of the largest, most collaborative global scientific undertakings in human history, it's your personal experience at work.

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TopicWhat's the best way to make Rupees in Breath of the Wild?
adjl
09/03/21 7:22:00 PM
#12
When I say shield surfing, I apparently mean bowling. Totally the same thing, right?

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TopicDo you support texas's new fetal heartbeat abortion law ?
adjl
09/03/21 7:19:56 PM
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The 6-week thing is bad enough (many women barely even know they're pregnant at that point, and you can bet your ass the ones that figure it out before then are generally going to have to wade through so much red tape that they'll be past the 6-week mark by the time they're allowed to pursue one), but the worst part is that they're putting the onus on private citizens to sue people over it, with the fine being paid to the accuser. Y'all Qaeda has gone full Salem on this one, and it is fucking disgusting.

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Why did they have to get the ball rolling?

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TopicJoe Rogan got Covid and decided to take Ivermectin
adjl
09/03/21 7:14:33 PM
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SKARDAVNELNATE posted...
Because he can afford it and would want best treatment can get.

It's a swab in your nose. There's not exactly a lot of room for improvement, short of painting the stick fun colours.

Of course, if you could find an example of a private Covid testing clinic in his area that would somehow offer a superior experience for a premium, you might be able to make a point. Otherwise you're just making idle speculations about a subject of which you have zero experience and very little understanding, which generally isn't a good idea.

SKARDAVNELNATE posted...
That doesn't answer my question. It explains why you think he's using it to treat covid.

Your question was "what, in your estimation, is the reason he's taking it?". My answer was "I'm gonna guess he's taking it to treat his Covid infection." That's very clearly an answer to the question, and the fact that it is my own speculation on the matter doesn't change that (because you explicitly asked for my guess).

SKARDAVNELNATE posted...
That is a more simple explanation than thinking that he picked a random medication that has nothing to do with his diagnosis and started taking it without any reason for it.

Are you unaware of the fact that Ivermectin is the new Hydroxychloroquine, in that it's a drug that many people (almost exclusively right-wing anti-vaxxers like Mr. Rogan) have latched onto as a miracle treatment for Covid despite the lack of any evidence that it has such capabilities? There's no medical reason to be taking it, certainly, but that's not something that will dissuade these people.

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TopicAfghan refugees
adjl
09/03/21 2:59:25 PM
#44
LinkPizza posted...
You dont need political beliefs to be an adult. Many people have beliefs without them being for political reasons. They may line up with certain political stances that people have, but I dont think that automatically makes them political beliefs Like I have my own beliefs, but I can give a rats ass about politics

If they're beliefs about how the world ought to operate, they are political beliefs. They don't have to align with an existing political party or figure, nor be inspired or influenced by them.

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TopicHousehold items to buy in bulk
adjl
09/03/21 2:51:25 PM
#33
I'm not even sure I've ever seen a TP pack with less than 6 in it.

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TopicI hate how it's impossible to so much as Google a show without getting spoiled
adjl
09/03/21 2:50:06 PM
#25
LeetCheet posted...
Yeah. I booted up Chrome last week and was greeted with an article that spoiled a character that was shown in the new Metroid Dread trailer.

I don't think it's really reasonable to expect the rest of the world to respect you wanting to avoid trailer spoilers. If you do, that's your prerogative, but most people don't consider things that are announced in trailers to be spoilers, so most people aren't going to proactively avoid mentioning them.

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TopicHot take: more than four legs = not an animal
adjl
09/03/21 2:28:55 PM
#5
What if I told you that your toes are actually miniature legs?

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TopicWhat do you think of women with tattoos?
adjl
09/03/21 1:55:48 PM
#34
Funcoland posted...
Doesn't it also say I can't eat shrimp or polyester? Not to mention, I'm not Jewish.

Polyester's fine on its own, the issue is "garments of mixed fabrics." So cotton/poly blends are evil.

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TopicWhat's the best way to make Rupees in Breath of the Wild?
adjl
09/03/21 1:53:51 PM
#2
I think there's a food you can get that resists heat, if you don't want to get armour to do it. If memory serves, though, the shield surfing minigame on the mountain is the fastest way to make Rupees. It has, however, been quite a while, so I could be misremembering.

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TopicWeird how I haven't got covid despite going to gym daily for months now
adjl
09/03/21 1:52:08 PM
#14
Cacciato posted...
First weekend of August and it was Pfizer. Shit, I thought the window was a lot smaller than that. Guess I will get one after work.

Doing some more digging, I'm seeing some suggestion that it might be more like 6, but either way, you're good. You need to wait at least 3 weeks between doses anyway, so last weekend would have been the earliest you could have had it. You don't have to worry about waiting this long at all.

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TopicWeird how I haven't got covid despite going to gym daily for months now
adjl
09/03/21 1:39:39 PM
#11
MartianManchild posted...
Um thats a pretty basic understanding of how vaccines work. You can still get/come in contact with the virus, but your body is able to fight it off without causing too great of an immune response to cause you to have symptoms. I thought you were smarter than this adjl.

A claim like "the vaccine doesn't prevent you from getting covid" is an empirical statement. Empirical statements describe something that can be measured. If you're going to make an empirical statement, you should be providing the measurements you're describing, not falling back on concepts that sound consistent with what you said. So where are the measurements?

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TopicWeird how I haven't got covid despite going to gym daily for months now
adjl
09/03/21 12:56:18 PM
#7
MartianManchild posted...
The COVID vaccination doesnt prevent you from getting COVID.

[Citation needed]

Cacciato posted...
I gotta go see if I can still get my second one tonight or tomorrow. I dont know if I waited too long

When was your first shot? For Pfizer, I believe 15 weeks is the upper limit, so if it was less than four months ago, you're probably okay.

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TopicPeople driving in a car. By themselves. With a mask on.
adjl
09/03/21 12:54:48 PM
#3
JOExHIGASHI posted...
maybe they just forgot to take it off

That's usually what I assume. That, or they're about to pick somebody up/just dropped somebody off. The rabid anti-maskers seem to struggle with understanding that most people aren't so bothered by wearing masks as to take them off the second an opportunity presents itself.

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TopicLmao Candace Owens got denied service for COVID testing
adjl
09/03/21 11:13:00 AM
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NatsuSama posted...
People like Candace isn't going to do that. Say she gets tested and we find out she's positive. She will continue to do as she is doing now just in the comfort of her home for 2 weeks (maybe). Given the recent trend, she will likely ramp of her anti covid rhetoric downplaying it more or recommending the latest snake oil treatment. Anyone expecting Candace to do anything extreme that will land her in legal trouble are setting themselves up for disappointment.

That's also a good thing, though. If she's positive, she should be isolating. That she'll continue being the miserable waste of carbon that she normally is during that time is irrelevant and does nothing to negate the good that's done by positive cases isolating. If she doesn't isolate, that's when legal intervention becomes an option, which is also a good thing.

Whatever happens, the information a test would provide can only be beneficial or neutral, not harmful. That means a test is a good thing.

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TopicLmao Candace Owens got denied service for COVID testing
adjl
09/03/21 10:51:52 AM
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NatsuSama posted...
I'm not interested in legal. The legal system has always been terrible.

You're not wrong, but it's all we've got to rely on, so we might as well exploit it as best we can. To that end, there is value in identifying positive cases, even (especially, one could argue) cases that won't comply with the restrictions that positive cases need to follow.

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TopicLmao Candace Owens got denied service for COVID testing
adjl
09/03/21 10:41:26 AM
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NatsuSama posted...
I see no difference at all.

In terms of practical result? You're right, it's pretty similar. In terms of legal liability? Intent makes a world of difference.

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TopicWhat do you think of women with tattoos?
adjl
09/03/21 10:17:54 AM
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Ergonomics posted...
Leviticus 19:28, You shall not make gashes in your flesh for the dead, or incise any marks on yourselves.

I guess if you hate the Torah than everything is fine. Society is going down hill. We have people breaking all the laws of God.

If a tattoo artist is making incisions, that's not somebody that should be allowed to operate as a tattoo artist.

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TopicLmao Candace Owens got denied service for COVID testing
adjl
09/03/21 10:12:37 AM
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NatsuSama posted...
Because the bioterrorism charges are going so well on the other maskless, non vaccinated folks. Especially the ones taking up hospital beds, killing the vaccinated population who needs a hospital for life threatening emergencies.

There's considerable difference between carelessly spreading the virus by not taking suitable precautions and deliberately spreading it after being confirmed to be contagious. There's ample precedent for prosecuting people for knowingly spreading diseases in the past.

Believe me, I'd love to be rid of the anti-vaxx crowd as much as the next guy, but unfortunately, the law doesn't allow for prosecuting recklessness in the context of public health. Bring intent into the mix, however, and you can start getting somewhere.

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TopicWhat food item do you think is the best value.
adjl
09/03/21 10:05:34 AM
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Lokarin posted...
It gets less fresh, but it doesn't really go bad for like 5 years unless it gets too much moisture

And if it does get too much moisture, just add some extra water and leave it in an airtight jar for a while and you've got some free booze.

That said, if you're relying on how cheap rice is, that means using it as a major staple of your diet. You can go through a 50 lb bag pretty quickly in that case.

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TopicLmao Candace Owens got denied service for COVID testing
adjl
09/03/21 10:02:05 AM
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Sage_assassin20 posted...
It would be a good thing, if she weren't actively calling covid a hoax. This is obviously a stunt to make "the libs" look bad.

Even if she did contract it, do you think she or anyone in her circles would quarantine?

Sure, but she's going to try to spin it to make "the libs" look bad regardless of what happens. At least if they know she's positive, it opens up potential bioterrorism charges or other suitable punitive action.

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TopicDo you know of any tv shows that actually are straight up anti-cop?
adjl
09/03/21 9:51:12 AM
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I'd guess any you do find are going to be dystopian sci-fi series, where the police are the enforcement arm of a corrupt totalitarian government against whom the protagonist is trying to fight. Acknowledging the corrupt, abusive nature of most police departments in the real world is something TV tends to shy away from, mostly because said police tend to be pretty good to the media corporations that produce and filter the shows.

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TopicChina to Restrict Kids Online Gaming to only 3Hrs A Week...
adjl
09/03/21 9:47:30 AM
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Zeus posted...
I'm not sure what you *think* I said and how it compares to what I actually said.

I "think" you said this:
Zeus posted...
First, there's nothing "hypocritical" about that. There's a lot of s*** people did as kids that they realize they don't want kids doing.

Second, the "yes" respondents might have played responsibly in the first place. You don't know their lives.

Of course, to make sense of that, we need to modify the quote a bit to insert the actual subjects/objects and eliminate some of the ambiguity that pronouns suffer without context, so let's do that:

Zeus posted...
First, there's nothing "hypocritical" about [thinking a 3 hour weekly limit isn't too extreme despite growing up and/or currently playing games]. There's a lot of s*** people did as kids that they realize they don't want kids doing.

Second, the [people saying a 3 hour weekly limit isn't too extreme] might have played responsibly in the first place. You don't know their lives.

Obviously, I'm taking the liberty of presuming that you're using the misinterpreted version of the "yes response," given that that's what you were replying to, but the bottom line is that you're suggesting that people think 3 hours/week isn't too extreme a limit either because they recognize that they played too much themselves (though there's ample middle ground between "played too much" and 3 hours/week, so that's not much of a justification), or because they already followed such a limit themselves (which you have characterized as "playing responsibly").

Sure, that might not be what you meant, but it is what you said. If it's not what you meant, you should perhaps try to communicate more effectively.

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